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∙ 19y agoIn Massachusetts the answer is YES. If more than one person is going to be driving your car then you have to have the appropriate insurance for that person. The laws do vary from state to state so check with your insurance company.
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∙ 19y agoNo. The driver is responsible.
If it was someone you lent your car to, then it should
The owner of the vehicle is responsible for whatever it does unless you can prove that someone else was driving.
Yes of course your are responsible because your are the owner of the car
You may be legally responsible but since the car is on your policy it is your rates that might suffer if the accident was the fault of the driver of that car.
Technically, You are responsible for the car because the car insurance is in your name and not theirs. You can also go to court and they will investigate to see who should pay for accidental damages on the car but the Judge can also make the driver pay your cars insurance. It can go either way you or them depending on evidence of the accident.
Certainly the person that was driving without a license. It would depend on the circumstances if anyone else did.
Only if the other persons insurance covers anybody who drives the car.
In most states if an obviously intoxicated person continues to be served drinks and causes an automobile accident, the host/server/bartender that continued to serve drinks while knowing the person was obviously intoxicated is partially responsible and can be criminally prosecuted for the accident as well as the drunk person involved in the accident.
you would as stated in article 903.48.3 of the united states government law association http://www.mlaus.org/
this greatly depends on your specific policy with your insurance carrier/ certain policy provisions may be required if the vehicle on the policy is being operated by someone other than the named insured.
Well then the hydroplaning has nothing to do with the accident maybe the hydroplaning caused the accident